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* [http://mbed.org/cookbook/RFID-Tweeter RFID Tweeter] | * [http://mbed.org/cookbook/RFID-Tweeter RFID Tweeter] | ||
* [http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/Doorlock Various Hackerspaces Doorlocks] | * [http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/Doorlock Various Hackerspaces Doorlocks] | ||
| + | * [http://hackaday.com/2011/07/14/ibutton-is-opening-doors-at-the-tkkrlab iButton is opening doors at the TkkrLab] | ||
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Revision as of 21:17, 19 July 2011
Contents
Description
Build an RFID doorlock for the hackerspace. This doorlock should tweet when the space is open to alert standard members.
Inspirations
- Open Access Control
- RFID Tweeter
- Various Hackerspaces Doorlocks
- iButton is opening doors at the TkkrLab
Proposed solution
For the electronic part, taking inspiration from the RFID Tweeter project seems a good start. It allows us to have the whole system embedded in a microcontroller (low power) and solves the biggest problems from such a device (in my opinion) ethernet access and tweeting!
Tasks
- Test electronic + software (on breadboard) for tweeting accordint to a RFID Tag
- Design and build mechanic fixation on door
- Design and test electronic + software (on breadboard) for the mechanic fixation on door
- Create PCB for electronic
- Start using it ;-)
Dashboard
RFID Tweeting Test
- We already have an RFID Reader: Parallax RFID Reader Serial
- An mbed board and RJ45 connector will be ordered for the test
Mechanic Fixation
- We will use this lock to open the door: TSE BUSINESS SET 5001 PINCODE
Personnes interessées
- eric_st
